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Subfields of the function field of the deligne-Lusztig curve of ree type
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Let X be the Deligne-Luzstig curve of Ree type defined over ¥q,q = 32s+1, s > 1 and F its function field. One of the main problem here is to construct a large number of nonrational subfields of F and compute their genera. For this, we consider the fixed fields FH, of F, under subgroups H of G, where G = Aut(F/F9) is the automor phism group of F/Fg. In this thesis, we show how one can compute the genera of FH for various subgroups H of G. Our computation here is based on the facts that: G is a Ree group which acts as a permutation group on the set of rational places of F and this action of G is nothing but the usual 2-transitive representation of the Ree group.
Subject Keywords
Fourier analysis
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Maximal functions
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Maxima and minima
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Curves
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Ree groups
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Deligne-lusztig curves
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Maximal function fields
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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis
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E. Çakçak, “Subfields of the function field of the deligne-Lusztig curve of ree type,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2002.